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Earthmade’s approach to sustainable farming is centered around empowering farmers to adopt and implement their methods successfully. Collaboration is at the core of their philosophy, as they work closely with farmers to ensure optimal results. By sharing expertise, providing guidance, and offering ongoing support, Earthmade establishes a strong foundation for farmers to thrive.
Through collaborative efforts, Earthmade taps into the knowledge and experience of agricultural experts. These experts play a vital role in refining and improving the farming method, ensuring it remains at the forefront of sustainability and efficiency. By harnessing collective wisdom, Earthmade continuously evolves and adapts to meet the needs of farmers and the demands of the ever-changing agricultural landscape.
Support extends beyond technical guidance. Earthmade is committed to fostering a sense of community among farmers, connecting them with each other and providing platforms for knowledge exchange. By facilitating collaboration, Earthmade creates a network of like-minded individuals who can share experiences, insights, and best practices, ultimately strengthening the collective impact of sustainable farming efforts.
Furthermore, Earthmade actively engages with communities, organizations, and industry partners to raise awareness about the importance of sustainable farming and its positive impact on the environment and society. By collaborating with stakeholders, Earthmade seeks to foster a broader understanding of the benefits of sustainable agriculture and inspire collective action.
Earthmade’s commitment to collaboration and support extends beyond individual farms. By embracing sustainable farming practices, farmers contribute to a larger movement that promotes environmental stewardship, conserves natural resources, and ensures the long-term viability of agriculture. The collective effort is essential in creating a more sustainable future for generations to come.
Together, through collaboration and support, we can cultivate a better world. Earthmade invites farmers, experts, communities, and all stakeholders to join hands and work towards a future where sustainable farming practices thrive, nourishing both people and the planet.
Be our cheerleader! There are multiple ways you can support Earthmade, even if you aren’t a farmer or industry professional. Help us out by socializing online, downloading information, and getting the word out! Everyone can benefit from Earthmade, and can do something that is 100% Good for the earth!
We are always looking for partnerships, industry professionals, educators, scientists, and distributors to help us make a difference! Get in touch if you are interested in helping us spread our mission and showing your support for better food, better health, and a better earth.
It is Earthmade’s goal to form a strong global connection of farmers, and to find partners that share our vision of making a difference across the globe in sustainability. If you know someone that can help us fulfill our mission, refer them to us!
Mike Dobbins is developing bio inputs to replace pesticides, herbicides and chemical fertilizers. His mission is to give farmers the tools they need to produce 100% chemical free food at the scale needed to feed the 9.8 billion people that will soon inhabit the earth. “If you want to look after biodiversity, and you want to improve our soil health, and you want to improve our chronic illness growth, we have to have NO chemicals. And in all fairness there has not been, on a worldwide basis, a solution to the problem.
Mike Etchandy is a fourth generation organic and conventional Orange County strawberry farmer. Jaded by the ambiguous organic certification system and the heavy metals it relies on, he has been testing new bio inputs on his strawberry fields to reduce his dependence on harmful chemicals.